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During the 1950s, local diners were the best place to take a date, hangout with friends, or collect town gossip over coffee. If you miss the good old days, travel back in time and visit an amazing 1950s themed diner right here in New Hampshire. Joey’s Diner in Amhurst, New Hampshire pairs the nostalgia of the 1950s with classic American eats for an awesome and memorable dining experience. Joey’s Diner in Amhurst is the perfect driving destination when you need to fuel up with a good meal....

If you love a good roadside restaurant, then you’ll surely appreciate this local gem in Southern California that’s been whipping up some of the best pastrami sandwiches in SoCal since 1952. It may not look like much from the outside, but the classic sandwiches and retro vibe at Johnnie’s Pastrami will take you back in time in the best way possible. Here’s a closer look: Welcome to Johnnie’s Pastrami! googlemaps/dan s....

Next time you find yourself in Louisiana’s oldest city, be sure to pop into the Bayou State’s oldest general store. Filled with everything from treasures from the past to modern-day goods, you’ll feel like you’ve been transported back in time from the moment you step in. Located in Natchitoches, Kaffie-Frederick General Mercantile has been around for more than 150 years. Kaffie-Frederick General Mercantile/Facebook The store was founded by Adolph and Harris Kaffie in 1863, making it the oldest general store in Louisiana....

Sometimes it’s fun to get lost. You’ll find that to be true when you’re immersed in the Liberty Mills Farm corn maze, an iconic destination in Virginia this time of year. The farm, which is located in Somerset, draws families from near and far to its massive maze carved into a cornfield. Whether you’re up for a challenge or just love a good ol’ fashioned seasonal activity, you’ll be glad you celebrated the fall season at Liberty Mills....

Nashville may be known as Music City, but that doesn’t mean that all the music in town is free. Especially when it comes to big names in the music business, there’s usually a ticket price involved and a trip to Bridgestone or the famed Ryman Auditorium. Live On The Green, however, promises a fabulous experience with some of the biggest artists on the radio…for free. Yep, you read that right. Completely and totally for free....

Going for a walk is always more fun when an adventure is involved. This abandoned village hike in Illinois will take you through a prehistoric land that is waiting to be explored. Venture to Shawnee National Forest and see the sights for yourself! The views will leave you in awe. This easily accessible path is great for all ages and skill levels. Check it out: Millstone Bluff is one of the least-known and most historic places in the Land of Lincoln....

With pumpkin season in full swing and Halloween right around the corner, we can’t think of a better way to celebrate this spooky time of year than by heading to this glowing pumpkin trail in Southern California. Bundle up the kids, load the whole family in the car, and get ready to have a magical night in SoCal. It’s that time of year again for our favorite fall outing – Nights of the Jack....

Northern California may be known for its endless outdoor adventures, but what about those days when you feel like staying inside? Whether it happens to be raining or you’re just looking to stay out of the sweltering heat or frigid cold, you’ll probably be looking for that perfect indoor activity that can entertain the whole family. We found it here at this glow-in-the-dark mini golf course in Rancho Cordova. Featuring an entire golf course lit by blacklight, this is one seriously entertaining attraction you’ll want to be sure to visit....

Founded in 1634, Old Wethersfield is the oldest and largest historic district in Connecticut. This town has kept its architectural roots intact with more than 150 homes predating the Civil War and many predating the Revolutionary War. Whether you are a history buff, architecture fan, or a lover of the classic New England village, taking a stroll through Old Wethersfield is like entering a time capsule. Walk down Broad Street and you’ll catch sight of the Buttolph-Williams House believed to be built in the early 1700s....

We can’t think of a better way to kick off the holiday season than by putting on a Santa suit and going for a run on the beach. There are several Santa runs held throughout the state, but we’re particularly fond of the Shipyard Seaside Santa Dash in Kennebunk. Check it out, then get out your running shoes and get registered! Get ready for the best race you’ll run all year....

Are you always looking for the most interesting dining experiences? If you haven’t visited Piste Mountain Bistro yet, you’re in for a treat. Take a Wyoming gondola thousands of feet into the air and arrive at the top of Rendezvous Mountain for a meal above the clouds that you can only get to from the Bridger Gondola. Jackson Hole Mountain Resort is one of Wyoming’s most popular winter destinations. Even if you aren’t a skier, you’ll have a great time visiting....

Do you know someone who takes their coffee super seriously? We all have that one friend that can tell us the difference between pour-over and French press, or differentiate between all the hot, foamed drinks that they order. If you want to make their day (or if you’re that person yourself!) plan a trip to Sidecar Coffee and show off the best little coffeehouse in Iowa. The most charming coffeehouse in Iowa is located in the College Hill neighborhood of Cedar Falls....

Visiting New Hampshire means cozy inns and lots of beautiful nature. It also means quaint towns and interesting history. We believe that the idea of “interesting history” can mean a lot of things. But we prefer it to mean haunting tales and spooky stories! If you also like your history to have a dose of chills, consider a stay at one of the oldest inns in the state. It’s rumored to be haunted and we’d have to say we agree!...

Tiny homes are all the rage these days, but it might be hard to imagine living in one full-time. There are several tiny homes offered for short-term rent on Airbnb.com, so if you’re curious about these little abodes, or you’re looking for a unique place to stay while exploring Utah, you might want to check out these five tiny homes currently for rent. Modern Blue Tiny House, Draper Airbnb Airbnb...

When it comes to experiencing all the beauty of a Tennessee fall, you need to make sure you truly indulge in a leaf-peeping road trip. The state fairly explodes with stunning colors of red, orange and brown throughout the autumn season, and there’s no better way to experience the entire scope of the state than a drive through its most-eastern part. Here, we’ve put together a quick route that will take you by some of the larger cities and grand vistas that hide in the Great Smoky Mountains....

Looking to get a jumpstart on making wonderful holiday memories with your family this year? You can do just that when you pay a visit to Snowy Peaks Tree Farm to harvest your very own Christmas tree. There’s something so much more rewarding about picking out and cutting down your very own tree, rather than simply choosing one from a lineup in a parking lot. However, that’s not all this charming little farm has to offer....

If you’re looking for an amazing burger from the friendliest, most welcoming owner who will probably even offer you a tour of the kitchen, you’ve come to the right place. This wholesome spot in Albuquerque has been serving up Duke City’s best burgers and steaks for years, and it’s easy to see why this spot has become a local favorite. Grilled up on a flavorful mesquite grill, you won’t find flavor like this anywhere else....

Massachusetts is one of the oldest states in the nation, so any bar that’s been around since before our statehood is a true antique. The Warren Tavern has been serving thirsty patrons since 1780, a full eight years before Massachusetts was incorporated. What’s more, this place is said to be wicked haunted. TripAdvisor/ Drmizzou The Warren Tavern was first opened in 1780, making it the oldest tavern in Massachusetts. It was actually the first building to be rebuilt in Charlestown after the entire area was burned to cinders by the British in the Battle of Bunker Hill in 1775....

There are plenty of places to get delicious baked goods throughout Minnesota. From the state’s most noted bakeries in the Twin Cities to cozy home kitchens, delicious treats are not far no matter where you are. But there is one little bakery in small-town Minnesota that is especially worth visiting. It’s a bit of a drive, but their baked goods are some of the very best you’ll ever find. Read on to learn about where you can find incredible baked treats in Minnesota....

Alaska has a good amount of fantastic ski areas all over the state. The smallest one we can find hides at the base of the Chugach Mountains in Anchorage, Alaska. Hilltop Ski Area is a great little spot where the whole family can get some runs in! If you’re looking for a small spot to hit the slopes, Hilltop Ski Area in Anchorage, Alaska is a great place to visit!...